A call for evidence of failure to provide single sex spaces

[Hoardasurass]

Kemi Badenoch is calling for evidence of public bodies and private business which have policies that denigh women the right to single sex spaces.
It looks like the tories are actually trying to roll all this crap back

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/05/01/badenoch-report-public-bodies-fail-offer-single-sex-spaces/

She is great.

I came here looking for this thread!

Here's the link to submit examples.

If there was ever a request from government that was more suitable for this board, I can't think of it!

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/call-for-input-incorrect-guidance-on-single-sex-spaces-and-gender-self-identification

This isn't party political, though, it's something we can all get behind.

(Let's not forget, it's the Tories who tried to introduce self-ID, and likely would have done, had women and the GIDS whistleblowers not pushed back so successfully over the last several years,)

It says:

"When you respond, please:

• submit examples of policy or guidance from public bodies or those that advise public and private organisations, which might wrongly suggest that people have a legal right to access single-sex spaces according to their self-identified gender

• provide a link or upload a copy of your example of policy or guidance and then answer a small number of questions about your submission – we can receive most types of text documents and PDFs, but no audio or moving image files

• do not include personal data of yourself or others in your responses – we are not asking for personal data

• complete a separate response for each example of policy or guidance you wish to submit"

It is really easy to do. I think I will be able to find a fair amount to submit....

Off to find the links to the NHS Trusts that advocate for male sex offenders who claim to be women to be placed on women's wards. At the moment I can only see articles that report but don't link to the guidance

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/trans-sex-offenders-can-go-on-womens-wards-hospitals-advise-0fmbhm3bn